Jill Sobule, "I Kissed a Girl" Singer, Killed in House Fire
Briefly

Jill Sobule, the iconic folk-pop singer-songwriter famous for her hits 'I Kissed a Girl' and 'Supermodel,' has passed away at age 66 in a tragic house fire in Minneapolis. Rising to fame in 1995 with her groundbreaking queer-themed song, she continued to release a series of albums showcasing her unique storytelling and social consciousness over three decades. Sobule's work addressed various topics, from anorexia to LGBTQ rights, and she embraced music crowdfunding early on. Most recently, she created the autobiographical musical 'F*ck 7th Grade,' earning significant recognition in the theater world.
Jill Sobule was a pioneering artist whose songs addressed themes of identity and culture. Her impact on music and social consciousness was profound.
Sobule's blend of sharp wit and poignant storytelling made her a unique voice in music, tackling difficult topics like anorexia and LGBTQ issues.
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